JDM wholesale

[Ryosuke Takahashi]

http://www.jdm-wholesale.com/auctions.html

Has anyone imported cars though them as im speaking to them at the moment and their prices landed sounds better then prestigemotorsport and J-spec.

And when i import what exactly happens with the payments??

Cheers

[foznice]

You have to remeber that they are only brokers, they aren't selling the car personally so the only real differences in the landing prices should be their service fee. It's also good to keep in mind that the landing esimates including different things.. eg some don't include compliance others do. Also remember that there are things like shipping, GST and import duty where the price varies depened on what car you are importing, so the brokers can only estimate the cost. You'll find that some brokers have different estimates and sometimes these estimates also tend to be a little conservative and might overstate the expense, so you will often end up spending a little bit less or have a little extra money budgeted incase prices rise or something.

Which payments are you talking about? With the original FOB payment, the supplier in Japan will send your broker the invoice, then your broker will forward the invoice to you. Then you pay the money directly to the supplier in Japan through telegraphic transfer.

The customs broker will send you an itemized bill, which has all the customs and quarantine charges as well as shipping, Import Duty and GST.

The payment to your broker is how you would do a normal payment (cheque, electronic transfer - whatever) as they are in Australia.

Hope this answers your question.

[Guest]

To start they are from NZ,

We have full marine insurance from the time of purchase until delivery in NZ

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[re2]

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/sh...ead.php?t=82299

[James@JDM]

Hi Guys,

I own JDM wholesale and yes we are based in NZ, I would recommend you find someone based in Australia as we concentrate on the NZ market which has quite a different set of rules by which to play. Not saying that we can't sell you a car, but we can't handle the compliance for you.

In saying that though I have an R33 GTS25-t that will be in Aus in the next week or so, as a test car for our own interest, after that we should be better able to assist you once we have the process sorted ourselves. We don't use our customers as test cases.

If you wish to check our reputation in NZ, I can put you in touch with many memebers on SDU (Skylines Downunder NZ) that we have sold cars to.

Cheers

James

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